Syracuse Architecture students Shuxin Dai and Reagan Fredricks led a team in building “Can You Spare a Scale?”—a sculpture inspired by 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘙𝘢𝘪𝘯𝘣𝘰𝘸 𝘍𝘪𝘴𝘩, made from nearly 3,000 cans for Canstruction Rochester. The team also raised $3K to support hunger relief. 🐟

The McDonald family has established a scholarship honoring the late Professor Emeritus Arthur “Art” McDonald and his more than 40 years of service to Syracuse University. The fund will help make an architecture degree more accessible to future students. bit.ly/3TEVwE1

Syracuse Architecture faculty brought innovative design and hands-on learning to BuildFest 2026 at Bethel Woods. Explore three projects highlighting adaptable architecture, material reuse and creative construction. 🏗️ bit.ly/3UjaD6f

Syracuse Architecture instructors Hermine Demaël and Stephen Zimmerer have created a climate-responsive installation at the New York Botanical Garden that explores how architecture can shape environmental conditions through shade, airflow and mist. 🌱bit.ly/4dwmt3e

Congratulations to Annabelle Selldorf G’87 (M.Arch. II), principal and founder of Selldorf Architects, on being named to the inaugural @TIME 100Art list, recognizing the most influential people shaping the global art world today. bit.ly/4h8Gtdi

Bruno Yeh ’27 and Yanwen (Gareth) Pang ’27 earned 2nd place in the 2026 AISC/ACSA Steel Design Student Competition! Their project, The Dance, reimagines the community dance center through innovative steel design and inclusive public space. 🏆 bit.ly/4yGfmgX

Introducing our Visiting Critics for this semester—Lap Chi Kwong & Alison Von Glinow; Michael Abel Deng & Nile Greenberg; Erin Cuevas & Zachary Matthews, Alex Sheft & John Farrace, Ali Chen; and Dan Wood. bit.ly/4icdZBI

Martha Casey ’27 (B.Arch) spent her summer interning with ZGF Architects, where she saw how studio skills translate to professional practice. Read more about Martha’s experience and how other @SyracuseU students made the most of their summers. 🍊 bit.ly/4hY0k14

Syracuse University is claiming the spotlight all week on The @AcademicMinute, with a different Syracuse scholar featured each day. 🍊 Today, it’s Lawrence Chua, associate professor at Syracuse Architecture! 🎧 bit.ly/4g9mZWH

What if architecture could help strengthen food, housing, and energy security in Barbados? Architecture alumni Jon Carter ’26 (B.Arch) and Kristian Nunez ’26 (B.Arch) are exploring that question through an award-winning thesis and their startup, Gianode. 🌎bit.ly/4w5fmFi

Architecture student Morgan Clarke '29 (B.Arch) spent the summer gaining hands-on experience in exhibition design, helping bring Drumlins Country Club's centennial exhibition to life. See how the experience expanded her perspective. bit.ly/4hOf0iU

This summer, Syracuse Architecture students helped faculty member Ekin Erar bring 10⁶ (Ten to the Power of Six) to life at @Bernheim_Forest, gaining hands-on experience in the fabrication and installation of a public pavilion. 🌿 bit.ly/4fv4hax

From concept to construction: This May, School of Architecture students designed and built a pergola for A Tiny Home for Good, a Syracuse nonprofit serving people experiencing homelessness. 🛠️🏠 bit.ly/4uNukzs

The Graham Foundation recently announced 54 grants totaling $506,000. Congratulations to School of Architecture faculty member Lori A. Brown, FAIA, and Drawing Architecture Studio (Li Han, Hu Yan, and Zhang Xintong), who received awards in the 2026 cycle. bit.ly/4fNyRxP

Architect Dennis Sola has been named our Harry der Boghosian Fellow for 2026-27. His research and teaching will focus on time, finitude, maintenance and architecture’s relation to absence. bit.ly/4tIAq3y

Jason Prasetyono '27 (B.Arch.) has been selected as the 2026 recipient of the Connie Caldwell Summer Internship Award, which will assist with expenses associated with his summer internship at @RAMSArchitects in New York City. bit.ly/4ntmjxl

Assistant Professor Jess Myers has been awarded the prestigious Rome Prize in Architecture. As part of the fellowship, she’ll spend time in Rome advancing her project, “OverPast: Disruptive Listening in Urban Pasts and Presents." 🇮🇹 Read more: bit.ly/4cViU5L

Student marshals play a key role during Commencement weekend—they are exemplary scholars, leaders and citizens that embody the true spirit of @SyracuseU. Meet Ailed Torres Espinosa, one of two undergraduate marshals representing our Class of 2026. bit.ly/4vPuDv6

Lawrence Chua associate professor at the Syracuse Architecture, is a co-founder of Denniston Hill, which has been selected for the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. bit.ly/4em5VMz

Congratulations to Architecture students Haonan (Eric) Ma '27 (B.Arch) and Chelsea Zhang '27 (B.Arch) on being named 2026-27 Remembrance Scholars for their scholarship, leadership and service to the community. 🕊 bit.ly/4cnOb0P #LookBackActForward